Rama: Tahiri, the matter of justice... In relation to the law responsibility is personal.

The responsibility of the political force and the Government is the way he reacts to anyone who has a problem with the law. In this regard, Rama says, we are an inexplicable example in the history of these 30 years.

Former Interior Minister Saimir Tahiri spoke today of his court sentence on serious crimes, saying he would continue the legal battle by appealing the verdict. But he called the pressure the American stance. The U.S. Embassy called his sentence discouraging compared to the charges.

Mr. Prime Minister. How did you expect the decision to condemn Saimir Tahiri's abuse of office, valued by you as the champion minister?

It's a matter of justice, and I haven't commented or commented and I have nothing to say.

When the prosecution sought the arrest of Saimir Tahiri on October 23rd 2017 at the parliamentary group's meeting stated: “I wish not to regret my political life all I have given and everything I have received from Saimir Tahir. I love Saimir, but today, more than Saimir I want justice to tell me the truth. Justice spoke to Mr. Prime Minister. Is Mr. Tahir already your regret?

This is a matter of justice and I have nothing to say because the process continues.

Do you, Mr. Prime Minister, have moral and political responsibility for this sentence after Saimir Tahiri was one of your fellow workers and one of your most important ministers?

I have no comment to make because it is a matter of justice. From the first day to the last day I was and I remain of the idea that any responsibility in relation to anyone's law is personal, while the responsibility of political force or government is the way you react to anyone who has a problem with the law. In this respect, I believe we are an inexplicable example in the history of these 30 years. /top Channel/